Re: creating per-application speech profiles in jaws 2019?
Do you mean using different voices and rates etc for different applications? There's probably a more straight forward way to do it, but the only way I know how to do this is with a script. If you create a profile by making whatever
Re: creating per-application speech profiles in jaws 2019?
There's probably a more straight forward way to do it, but the only way I know how to do this is with a script. If you create a profile by making whatever changes to rate, person, etc you like, then hit the save as and give it a
Re: Google Chrome with Jaws Question about Combo Boxes
This can be a really annoying problem. I don't use chrome much. Do you have a specific website this happens on, so I can test if it is still an issue with j2019 to see if it's to do with the older version or not?
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Re: Google Chrome with Jaws Question about Combo Boxes
This can be a really annoying problem. I don't use chrome much. Do you have a specific website this happens on, so I can test if it is still an issue with j2019?
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/425059/#p425059
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Re: creating per-application speech profiles in jaws 2019?
I've been using that script workaround for years. I had no idea this option even existed. And it's so obvious jaws had to have this functionality. +1 to swigjr23 from me too.
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Re: Google Chrome with Jaws Question about Combo Boxes
I went to popmundo and tested it using the lost in translation combo. I tried v2018 and v2019. The problem happens with 2018 but not 2019. It happens with 2019 too if you hit enter on the combo then down arrow, but if you hit alt down
Re: The beginning of the end for jaws?
I think the home annual license is a case of closing the gate after the horse has bolted.
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Re: Terrible, Awful, No-good, Very Bad...spelling?
My own feeling is that if you have sight, you see text everywhere all the time, and so build up a massive mental archive of correctly spelled words. If you read a lot, this archive is greater still. When you see a word that is spelled
Re: The beginning of the end for jaws?
I support jaws too. Pricing aside, I think it's a great screen reader with some unique useful features. I just think that if in future, the RNIB's blind workers can get the job done just as efficiently using Narrator, they'll ditch jaws purely for
Re: The beginning of the end for jaws?
I support jaws too. Pricing aside, I think it's a great screen reader with some unique useful features. I just think that if in future, the RNIB's blind workers can get the job done just as efficiently using Narrator, they'll ditch jaws purely for
Re: The beginning of the end for jaws?
I support jaws too. Pricing aside, I think it's a great screen reader with some unique useful features. I just think that if in future, the RNIB's blind workers can get the job done just as efficiently using Narrator, they'll ditch jaws purely for
Re: The beginning of the end for jaws?
I support jaws too. Pricing aside, I think it's a great screen reader with some unique useful features. I just think that if in future, the RNIB's blind workers can get the job done just as efficiently using Narrator, they'll ditch jaws purely for
The beginning of the end for jaws?
My brother works for RNIB in the UK. They've just started giving their blind employees laptops with win 10 and jaws, and there are some performance issues. They're currently increasing the RAM on these computers in the hopes this will help, but one of the
Re: Need help with ebook readers
Adobe Digital Editions is free and accessible with NVDA and Jaws version 14 or earlier. And there's QRead if you're happy to pay, though if the ebook is copy protected you can't read it unless you strip the DRM. On the iPhone I just use iBooks.
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Re: Need help with ebook readers
Adobe Digital Editions is free and accessible with NVDA and Jaws version 14 or earlier. If you use any jaws version higher than 14, there's a bug where it repeats the last line of every page and skips the first of the next.Really annoying, but FS or
Re: Need help with ebook readers
Adobe Digital Editions is free and accessible with NVDA and Jaws version 14 or earlier. And there's QRead if you're happy to pay, though if the ebook is copy protected you can't read it unless you strip the DRM.
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Things that go bump in the night
There's an app called sleep talk. You leave it on over night, and it triggers recording any time there's a noise. So you can hear if you talk in your sleep. This is six clips glued together. The recorder cuts out pretty quicly and starts again, so the start
Re: Is Blind Square usable/accurate in Germany?
I've used a few GPS guidance systems including soundscape, sendero Seeing eye, and trekker breeze. I don't think any of them is reliable enough to mark a position to the point it announces it at exactly the same point every time. Sometimes
Re: Is Blind Square usable/accurate in Germany?
I've used a few GPS guidance systems including soundscape, sendero Seeing eye, and trekker breeze. I don't think any of them is reliable enough to mark a position to the point it announces it at exactly the same point every time. Sometimes
Re: Is Blind Square usable/accurate in Germany?
I've used a few GPS guidance systems including soundscape, sendero Seeing eye, and trekker breeze. I don't think any of them is reliable enough to mark a position to the point it announces it at exactly the same point every time. Sometimes
Re: Is Blind Square usable/accurate in Germany?
I've used a few GPS guidance systems including soundscape, sendero Seeing eye, and trekker breeze. I don't think any of them is reliable enough to mark a position to the point it announces it at exactly the same point every time. Sometimes
Re: Is Blind Square usable/accurate in Germany?
I've used a few GPS guidance systems including soundscape, sendero Seeing eye, and trekker breeze. I don't think any of them is reliable enough to mark a position to the point it announces it at exactly the same point every time. Sometimes
Re: Is Blind Square usable/accurate in Germany?
I've used a few GPS guidance systems including soundscape, sendero Seeing eye, and trekker breeze. I don't think any of them is reliable enough to mark a position to the point it announces it at exactly the same point every time. Sometimes
Re: Monthly chat April 2019
Gateway would definitely make my top ten sci-fi books. Have you read Pohl's short story Shaffery Among the Immortals? That'd make my top ten shorts too. The ironic humour just tickled me.
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Re: Whatcha Eating?
Having kippers and mixed veg with tons of butter for lunch today. Think kippers are my favourite fish, once I learned to live with the bones.
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Re: QRead question about Bookshare
They go into Documents/QRead
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Re: QRead question about Bookshare
Haven't used bookshare, but when I open an epub or pdf, they end up in Documents/QRead as .qrd files.
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Re: QRead question about Bookshare
Haven't used bookshare, but when I open an epub or pdf, they get converted to .qrd files and are stored in Documents/QRead.
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Re: QRead question about Bookshare
Haven't used bookshare, but when I open an epub or pdf, they get converted to qrd files and are stored in Documents/QRead.
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Re: QRead question about Bookshare
Haven't used bookshare, but when I open an epub or pdf, they get converted to qrd files and are stored in Documents\QRead.
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Re: jaws installer does not intialize
And make sure you have a solid internet connection during installation.
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Re: problem with nvda and keyboard
This sounds like it's probably because the function keys are set to control stuff like volume and brightness etc instead of standard F key behaviour. You need to find out how to change the default behaviour for your laptop brand. I did this to a dell not
Re: problem with nvda and keyboard
This sounds like it's probably because the function keys are set to control media stuff like volume and brightness etc instead of standard F key behaviour. You need to find out how to change the default behaviour for your laptop brand. I did this to a
Re: Things that go bump in the night
the app is fun. There are some funny clips that users submit. Have no idea what caused the banging noises. Don't think it was windy, and if anything made noises like that, I'd sort it out because it would bug me. It just must have come from upstairs. It
Re: sighted verses blindness mindset
For me, walking the streets a lot with a cane improved the way my brain turns subtle sounds into useful information. When I had sight there was no way I could tell there was an obstacle in my way just by sound. I think you just simply have to give your
Re: jaws scripting help
You know you can type your key commands between braces to save using the typekey function. So you could just do {control+Shift+L} for instance. What is it you're trying to do with the up arrow command? Because I've found just typing uparrow inside braces doesn't
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
You know you can type your key commands between braces to save using the typekey function. So you could just do {control+Shift+L} for instance. What is it you're trying to do with the up arrow command? Because I've found just typing uparrow inside braces doesn't
Re: jaws scripting help
You know you can type your key commands between braces to save using the typekey function. So you could just do {control+Shift+L} for instance. What is it you're trying to do with the up arrow command? Because I've found just typing uparrow inside braces doesn't
Re: jaws scripting help
You know you can type your key commands between braces to save using the typekey function. So you could just do {control+Shift+L} for instance. What is it you're trying to do with the up arrow command? Because I've found just typing uparrow inside braces doesn't
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
You know you can type your key commands between braces to save using the typekey function. So you could just do {control+Shift+L} for instance. What is it you're trying to do with the up arrow command? Because I've found just typing uparrow inside braces doesn't
Re: how do you guys handle shaving
I use a regular blade, but electric probably is a better bet if you're learning to shave blind. If you do use a regular blade, you'll most likely cut yourself no matter what until your skin toughens up. After that you very rarely cut yourself. The only
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would have to put UpCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would have to put UpCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. The cell functions are: UpCell, DownCell to move up and down, and PriorCell and NextCell to move left and right. It must just be
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would have to put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would have to put UpCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. The cell functions are: UpCell, DownCell, PriorCell and NextCell. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would have to put UpCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. The cell functions are: UpCell, DownCell, PriorCell and NextCell. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would put PriorCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate the
Re: jaws scripting help
Instead of putting Control+Alt+UpArrow into your script, you would have to put UpCell () as that is the script you're trying to activate. It must just be that if you have a script containing a key command that normally activates another script, it doesn't activate
Re: jaws scripting help
Does this script match what you mean? The delays work okay. It uses the keycommand to go to the address bar, reads it, delays for 5 secs, then does F9 to go back to the main pane, beeps to let you know the delay worked, delays another 3 seconds, then does the key
Re: jaws scripting help
Does this script match what you mean? It uses the keycommand to go to the address bar, reads it, delays for 5 secs, then does F9 to go back to the main pane, beeps to let you know the delay worked, delays another 3 seconds, then does the key command for the top of
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Yung adult lidrature, light in the darkness.
You probably don't want to read books set in Britain, but I would vote for We Didn't Mean to go to Sea by Arthur Ransome. Four youngsters drift out to sea in a sailing boat off the coast of England, and end up crossing the channel. Of all
Re: Brain Wave Vocal Synthesis
Fascinating. Could this lead to wireless monitoring of a person's thoughts? And is this the first step toward the sci-fi idea of being linked to a network via implants in the brain? It's interesting and a little bit creepy too.
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Re: how do you guys handle shaving
The only real problem I've ever had shaving blind is keeping the sideburns even. I now use a pair of sunglasses with thick arms just as a guide to get them straight and at the same height. I wet shave too. I think it's a kind of neurosis that when I shave
Re: how do you guys handle shaving
The only real problem I've ever had shaving blind is keeping the sideburns even. I now use a pair of sunglasses with thick arms just as a guide to get them straight and at the same height. I wet shave too. I think it's a kind of neurosis that when I shave
Re: Help with hazing issue (may get controversial)
If you know someone who could knock seven shades of shit out of this guy, he would very likely stop picking on your friend immediately. But as others have said, the trouble is he'll likely transfer his malice to someone else who doesn't
Re: Help with hazing issue (may get controversial)
If you know someone who could knock seven shades of shit out of this guy, he would very likely stop picking on your friend immediately. But as others have said, the trouble is he'll likely transfer his malice to someone else who doesn't
Re: Help with hazing issue (may get controversial)
If you know someone who could knock seven shades of shit out of this guy, he would very likely stop picking on your friend immediately. But as others have said, the trouble is he'll likely transfer his malice to someone else who doesn't
Re: Help with hazing issue (may get controversial)
If you know someone who could knock seven shades of shit out of this guy, he would very likely stop picking on your friend immediately. But as others have said, the trouble is he'll likely transfer his malice to someone else who doesn't
Re: 7zip issue.
Go to start>all programs and find 7 zip file manager and open it. go to tools menu and open options. go to 7 zip tab and make sure integrate 7zip to shell context menu is checked. there's a 32bit checkbox too. click ok after you're done. HTH
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Re: 7zip issue.
Go to start>all programs and find 7 zip file manager and open it. go to tools menu and open options. go to 7 zip tab and make sure integrate 7zip to shell context menu is checked. there's a 32bit checkbox too. click ok after you're done.
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Re: Looking for Blind Users for a Study on Nonvisual Digital Maps
I would love to have an accessible street atlas. I've tried google maps and an app on iphone where you moved your finger around and it announced streets and played sounds, but it was awkward to use, and very easy to lose
Re: Help with hazing issue (may get controversial)
Oh, middle school, that's the US equivalent of primary school in Britain right? As in up to 12? I don't know about the law in the US, but if this kid is under a certain age, he might not be prosecutable and the police will be powerless
Re: Help with hazing issue (may get controversial)
Oh, middle school, that's the US equivalent of primary school in Britain right? As in up to 12? I don't know about the law in the US, but if this kid is under a certain age, he might not be prosecutable and the police will be powerless
Re: Why I like old music discussion
Wow, asteroids, there's a blast from the past. Probably the first arcade game I ever played. My local swimming baths had asteroids in the lobby., along with a vending machine that had great hot chocolate and oxtail soup. Happy days.I was more fortunate
Re: people touching blind people
People just grabbing you and maneuvering you like an object is way unacceptable. If that were happening to me, I think my politeness would disappear pretty rapidly. The only time this sort of thing happens to me is when I ask for help. As a cane user, I do
Re: people touching blind people
People just grabbing you and maneuvering you like an object is way unacceptable. If that were happening to me, I think my politeness would disappear pretty rapidly. The only time this sort of thing happens to me is when I ask for help. As a cane user, I do
Re: people touching blind people
Ironcross is absolutely right. That's exactly how prejudice works. Prejudice is a useful survival trait, but it has negative repercussions in modern human society. When I'm out and about, I regularly hear children asking what's that, referring to my cane,
Re: people touching blind people
Ironcross is absolutely right. That's exactly how prejudice works. Prejudice is a useful survival trait, but it has negative repercussions in modern human society. When I'm out and about, I regularly hear children asking what's that, referring to my cane,
Re: people touching blind people
Ironcross is absolutely right. That's exactly how prejudice works. Prejudice is a useful survival trait, but it has negative repercussions in modern human society. When I'm out and about, I regularly hear children asking what's that, referring to my cane,
Re: people touching blind people
Ironcross is absolutely right. That's exactly how prejudice works. Prejudice is a useful survival trait, but it has negative repercussions in modern human society. When I'm out and about, I regularly hear children asking what's that, referring to my cane,
Re: people touching blind people
If they're just taking hold of my arm to help, I mostly just accept it even if I don't need it. If it really isn't necessary to the point of being ridiculous, I'd just say I'm okay but thanks anyway. On one or two occasions I've had people grab me by the
Re: people touching blind people
If they're just taking hold of my arm to help, I mostly just accept it even if I don't need it. If it really isn't necessary to the point of being ridiculous, I'd just say I'm okay but thanks anyway. On one or two occasions I've had people grab me by the
Re: people touching blind people
If they're just taking hold of my arm to help, I mostly just accept it even if I don't need it. If it really isn't necessary to the point of being ridiculous, I'd just say I'm okay but thanks anyway. On one or two occasions I've had people grab me by the
Re: people touching blind people
In my four years or so of being a cane user, I have to say, 100% of the negative interactions I've had has come from the under 18 age range. Among teens, the majority of interactions are still in the positive. Just yesterday for instance, I was walking
Re: people touching blind people
In my four years or so of being a cane user, I have to say, 100% of the negative interactions I've had has come from the under 18 age range. Among teens, the majority of interactions is still in the positive. Just yesterday for instance, I was walking along
Re: people touching blind people
In my four years or so of being a cane user, I have to say, 100% of the negative interactions I've had has come from the under 18 age range. Among teens, the majority of interactions is still in the positive. Just yesterday for instance, I was walking along
Re: people touching blind people
In my four years or so of being a cane user, I have to say, 100% of the negative interactions I've had has come from the under 18 age range. Among teens, the majority of interactions is still in the positive. Just yesterday for instance, I was walking along
Re: people touching blind people
In my four years or so of being a cane user, I have to say, 100% of the negative interactions I've had has come from the under 18 age range. Among teens, the majority of interactions are still in the positive. Just yesterday for instance, I was walking
Re: Why I like old music discussion
Lucille Bogan doesn't leave much to the imagination, hehehe. Funny how cock has changed its meaning since then.
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Re: people touching blind people
Well if I gave you the impression I think we have to tolerate rudeness, I'm sorry. If someone asked me how do I have sex, I'd tell them to mind their own business. In that case, they're being rude, not me. All I meant was, whether we like it or not, people
Re: people touching blind people
Well if I gave you the impression I think we have to tolerate rudeness, I'm sorry. If someone asked me how do I have sex, I'd tell them to mind their own business. In that case, they're being rude, not me. All I meant was, whether we like it or not, people
Re: people touching blind people
Well if I gave you the impression I think we have to tolerate rudeness, I'm sorry. If someone asked me how do I have sex, I'd tell them to mind their own business. In that case, they're being rude, not me. All I meant was, whether we like it or not, people
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